Massachusetts S2632 regulates the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare decision-making.
Massachusetts S2632 establishes guidelines for using artificial intelligence in healthcare decision-making. It mandates that licensed professionals using AI for administrative or supplementary support in therapy must inform patients and obtain their consent. AI cannot make independent therapeutic decisions, interact directly with clients, or deny health care services based on medical necessity. The bill outlines specific criteria for AI use, including basing decisions on individual clinical history and ensuring non-discrimination.
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